The Pew Charitable Trusts' Marine Fellows program supports midcareer experts to advance innovative, research-driven solutions for global marine conservation challenges.
The Marine Education Fellowship supports recent graduates in teaching marine science, caring for an aquarium, and leading youth programs to build experience in coastal education and outreach.
The Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship from the University of Vermont offers graduate students a year-long, hands-on policy experience in Washington, D.C., focused on ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes science-policy issues.
The Ocean Futures Fellowship: Building Ocean Career Pathways supports emerging ocean professionals through training, mentorship, and capstone projects to advance ocean literacy and protection.
The Knauss Fellowship by Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant offers graduate students a year in Washington, D.C. to work on national ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes policy and research.
Knauss Marine Policy Fellowship supports graduate students through one-year placements in federal legislative and executive offices to explore their interests and broaden their marine policy experience.